Pyrex Mugs

Found these at Savers; The one on the left came in a set of 4; the one on the right, a set of 6; I left with 10 of these and another random mug for less than $6.

In all I should've paid about $13 for the 11 (4+6+1-random mug=11) but the cashier brushed off my questioning of her scanning stating: "They way they price things is weird." I'm not complaining. I'm starting to like mugs (sheepish emoji).  My husband collects mugs and his locker full of them is overflowing and now these take up a whole top shelf in our kitchen.

It's time I face that fact that I'm horrible at selling cute, vintage things I find at Savers. What I need to do is invest in a hutch.  There's no room in my house for a hutch, so I'm not sure where that leaves me because I can't afford a bigger house right now, if I could then I'd be buying a hutch on Craigslist and researching how to paint it.  It's a cycle; a cycle of the law of space, which probably says something like: "Stop buying crap when you're out of room." Fortunately for us, Savers takes crap too and thus the cycle continues, which is less redundant sounding than saying, the cycle-cycles.